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1. Council must join Reading for bridge bid

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 19 August 2008

Wokingham will not secure the funds for a third bridge crossing the Thames unless it joins a £300 million traffic project in Reading, according to transport bosses in the town.

2. Store blazes a trail for charity ‘voting’ scheme

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 12 August 2008
A charity scheme is set to go nationwide after a highly successful trial in Wokingham.

3. Dad: ‘I won’t rest until clampers release money’

Get Wokingham, Monday 11 August 2008
A dad has vowed “not to rest” in his battle against a clamping company after his daughter was fined her entire life savings.

4. Extension appeal man pins hopes on people power

Get Wokingham, Monday 18 August 2008

A man facing a £20,000 bill after being ordered to pull down his roof extension is hoping people power will help win his appeal against the council.

5. F for failure as schools lag on safety records

Get Wokingham, Monday 18 August 2008

Schools across Wokingham have been urged to pull their socks up in recording health and safety incidents to get in line with other council departments.

6. Water long wait

Get Wokingham, Friday 08 August 2008
Homeowners in a Wokingham road largely lived in by pensioners were furious after a water leak left the road under water for three days.

7. Chance to approve housing ‘concepts’

Get Wokingham, Thursday 07 August 2008
People living near areas earmarked for housing could have more say in where the homes go, council bosses have decided.

8. Pizza costs clamp victim £370

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 19 August 2008

A young apprentice was left mightily cheesed off after a 10-minute trip to get a pizza ended up costing him £370.

9. £30m needed for third bridge idea

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 06 August 2008
Council bosses have asked the Government for £30 million for a third bridge over the Thames which they say is vital to stop Wokingham’s economic prosperity stalling, faltering and dying.

10. Pubs are not going up in smoke one year after ban was enforced

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 05 August 2008
Pubs in the town say they have seen very little change in trade a year after smoking was banned from public spaces.
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